PointZero Compressor Regulator Mount Two Airbrush Holder

This is a great deal for the price and you can probably modify this to work for your particular application.I use a bottom feed siphon jar style Badger 200, and the neck that sticks out for the siphon jar hits the bottom of the black guide, preventing the airbrush from really seating into the black holder. Makes me nervous it would fall out. I could use a file and grind out the plastic to allow it to fit deeper... I'll have to come up with something.I love the way the regulator can mount right on this thing too.One thing that was annoying is it was manufactured with poor tolerences - both the airbrush holders had their screw holes drilled too far inward, so the metal was bent when they tried to screw it together. This doesn't affect the functionality but I didn't like a product that looked "jammed together" so I used a metal file to elongate the screw hole into an oval shape, until I could fasten the screw and have the metal on metal laying flat on each other.

Bought this "new" and this is how it arrived. Its obviously used with white dried up paint inside the left mount. The right mount is completely cracked and broken.Yeah it's only around $6-$7 but buying something "new" no excuse for this to come like this especially used.Don't even waste your money on this junk.

Economical and functional - what more could you want.Easily holds two airbrushes, is sturdy and fit well on my regulator.The individual plastic holders are adjusable a bit left and right, and are made out of a sturdy plastic.They fit most airbrushes I have tried.

This probably works great for a Master or Iwata. The holders are really tight on my Paasche Talons. Mounts to the compressor easily. I like the concept but it just does not work for me.

This brush holder sits over the air regulator on my compressor. You could fit two of them easily, also I do not always have a clampable surface to mount the other kind. I would recomend this holder to a friend.

FOR THE PRICE, get one of these and just find a way to mount it. I bent mine 90 degrees right below the cut out so that I can hang it on the easel or compressor.

There are no specifics or measurements, It didn't fit Master Performance G77 for example .

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